Karl Rove Focuses On Defeating The Tea Party

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Ausm

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According to Democrats, isn't the Tea Party already a bunch of corporate stooges? Shouldn't that dovetail with Rove's plans?

This thread will likely cause a few mental breakdowns among Democrats.

No you got that wrong...Rove is a Corporate stooge and Teapublicans for the most part are people of your ilk who are barely bright enough to pound sand. The Republican establishment knew they were batshit crazy but they made a deal with the Devil in order to attempt to win elections...now it came back to bite them in the ass.

I have to admit this is making GREAT theater for me. :D
 
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soundforbjt

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I wonder if Fox News will now ignore the Tea Party? They recently dumped one of their darlings, Sarah Palin, from their payroll.
 

hal2kilo

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I wonder if Fox News will now ignore the Tea Party? They recently dumped one of their darlings, Sarah Palin, from their payroll.

Rush and Fox need to have a powwow to determine the next direction of the Republican party.
 

BoberFett

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No you got that wrong...Rove is a Corporate stooge and Teapublicans for the most part are people of your ilk who are barely bright enough to pound sand. The Republican establishment knew they were batshit crazy but they made a deal with the Devil in order to attempt to win elections...now it came back to bite them in the ass.

I have to admit this is making GREAT theater for me. :D

Do you still think the average income in your town is $100K/yr?
 

sigurros81

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I would have voted Republican if they didn't have such batshit crazy mother fuckers running. You know there there's trouble afoot when the best they can come up was Romney. I'm glad to see that even in the 'contested' states, Romney still crashed and burned. That tells me that there are other republicans out there like me that are rational enough to not want to see an idiot like Romney in the White House.
 

sm625

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The ultimate formula for political victory is to take a guy who likes to have sex with children and then feed children to him and videotape the nastiness. Now and forever, that politician is owned by the master. If the politician doesnt do the master's bidding, the evidence comes out, and the politician is destroyed. (And of course nothing ever happens to the master.) This is the system we're under. Karl Rove is only about one step above that in terms of the moral high ground.

Of course when you just stick your head in the sand and deny all of this is happening, it jsut continues and gets worse and worse. Just because it aint on the frickin tv doesnt mean it aint happening. That same frickin tv that happens to be owned by alot of these same disgusting child soul devouring demons... But hey, if you dont want things to ever change then jsut go on pretending this stuff aint real. But dont blame anyone else for the disfunction of our political systems. That disfunction is growing and will eventually consume all of society. School shootings, mass suicides, you name it. Much of it comes back to the demonic rituals that these sick bastards are performing, all of which gets swept under the rug by so called rational folks too afraid to look into the dark side. Eyes Wide Shut only scratches the surface of reality.
 
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soundforbjt

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Rush and Fox need to have a powwow to determine the next direction of the Republican party.

They'll need someplace representative (to their goals) to have the powwow, you know like just a while ago, they had their meeting on how to attract minoities to the party and it was held at a former slave plantation down south. They need that perfect venue. :biggrin:
 

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They'll need someplace representative (to their goals) to have the powwow, you know like just a while ago, they had their meeting on how to attract minoities to the party and it was held at a former slave plantation down south. They need that perfect venue. :biggrin:

Old white men, once they get to a certain age, loses their sensitivity to logic. A lot of these old GOPers remind me of my grandpa who doesn't give a shit anymore. They think the rest of the world is operating at their level, and they say and do things without considering the consequences. I love my grandpa, but the things he say and do tend to make us laugh and go "THERE HE GOES AGAIN!".

Like McCain in 2008, I had respect for the guy, until he picked a pretty looking airhead as his running mate just to counter a black candidate. Great fucking idea that was.
 

WHAMPOM

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According to Democrats, isn't the Tea Party already a bunch of corporate stooges? Shouldn't that dovetail with Rove's plans?

This thread will likely cause a few mental breakdowns among Democrats.

Well yes they were stooges in the beginning, but they now take their agenda seriously.
 

88keys

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Maybe it will take a third loss for the Republican Party to figure it out.
http://nbcpolitics.nbcnews.com/_new...ing-tone-not-principles?lite&ocid=msnhp&pos=1





It appears that Rove wants to push for 'better' canidates that can win elections (sacrificing core values of terminally low taxes, hawkish foreign policy, largely unfettered gun rights and opposition to abortion and gay rights for electability), but the conservative base is is fighting for the lipstick approach.

Worth mentioning is that the last republican presidential candidate to take more 300 or more electoral votes was in George H. W. Bush in 1988.

With the change of demographics this country has seen in the past 10 years, it would be pretty safe to say that his son George W Bush would have lost both the 2000 and 2004 elections as he only won by narrow margins.

The G.O.P. has a major PR issue that goes back decades, and it's gonna take more one election cycle to change it if they can at all.